Tiny passive nearfields
I had a couple of 2" paper cone speakers lying around and was looking for an excuse to get back on the laser cutter. A $2 investment in Masonite later, I built these:
The "S"/"M" (speaker/microphone) switch flips the polarity on the speaker.
Not surprisingly, they sound like third-hand Auratones... I'm going to work on the enclosure design and source other speaker types to see if I can get some semblance of bass response out of these things. In the meantime, I think they look nice and will work fine as special effect speakers. Success!
The "S"/"M" (speaker/microphone) switch flips the polarity on the speaker.
Not surprisingly, they sound like third-hand Auratones... I'm going to work on the enclosure design and source other speaker types to see if I can get some semblance of bass response out of these things. In the meantime, I think they look nice and will work fine as special effect speakers. Success!
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2 Comments:
that is awesome, peter.
Thanks Nicole!!
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